My mask impaired me from playing....

[DC Nelson]

I got one of those flex-7 masks for 30$ from paintballonline and it works great.
I got one for my brother too, and neither of us has had any fogging problems.

I see you said you cant load paintballonline's page... here is the #: 1-800-875-4547

For 30$, you cant go wrong with this thing.

DC

[Thordic]

I NEVER managed to get my JT Spectra lense fogged up, EVER. I played in it all day in 90+ degree weather with VERY VERY high humidity, and nary a fog on the lense. It stayed clear the whole day. (It was so hot and humid that day, when I took the mask off, a veritable lake of sweat actually poured out from inside the goggles.. it was pretty nasty.)

I just use the base JT Spectras You can get replacement Spectra thermal lenses for like $20 - $25 or so. I like the amber ones, personally.

[ThePatriot]

that goggle stream sweat thing sounds pretty sick....your right, ok thats plain disgusting...

[Miscue]

Get this:

http://www.paintballfx.com/vforceshield.html

[Drizit]

I made a post in your other thread, "first day out with my mag" have a look.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16441

also I forgot to mention that the field that I play at uses the vforce shield as rental masks, and I've talked with some of the renters who claim that they fog up pretty badly on days when it's: really hot and humid, hot and raining, or numbingly cold and raining. the outside humidity seems to be the deciding factor, not how much you sweat. the only time I have trouble if it's not really humid out is if the sweat starts condensing on the inside of the lens.

[FooTemps]

Buy a v-force shield. They won't fog and they're nice.

[Shaft]

www.paintball-online.com <--- should work.

I suggest
a. Thermal lens for your current mask as that worked fine for me.

b. One of the cheap colors in the Flex-7 line. Seems like red, brown or purple can be had for low dollars.

c. JTNforcer or NVader - I forget which, but one of them is a Spectra and that's the one you should get. Wider field of view. Also make sure it's a thermal lens.

d. Save a few more and get a Vforce Shield. The Armor is nice, but the lens isn't curved like the Shield and Morph. Besides, masks are one of the most important pieces of gear, get a nice one that's comfortable.

[AirChunck]

Go spectra thermal 260

no doubt comfortable and I never have had a prob w/ fog.

[Dayspring]

If you can find it, the Scott BadAss is damned near un-fogable. The front of it is very open and you just breathe right out of it. I upgraded to a JT Proteus however, and have yet to have a problem. I even played in a hot day, torential downpour, NOTHING! No fog. But it's about double the price you're looking to spend, WITHOUT the fan...

[FeelTheRT]

Morpheous, best goggles ever!

[xmetal2001]

My JT Spectra with Thermal lenses has never fogged up on me and its REAL humid here during the summer. Its cheap, looks cool, and works.

[Bartleby]

i must say i have never had a problem with my jt spectra ize. not only is it humid here during the summer, but this year it got up over 100 and i didn't have a single molecule of condensation.

[Arman/XPM]

Thank you guys, I appreciate your input.

What do you guys think about the Scott brand of masks?
Particularly this model...

http://www.888paintball.com/product_card.asp?ItemNo=22%2D1%2DSCT+THM+B%2FB+GRN

Or...

http://www.888paintball.com/product_card.asp?ItemNo=++22%2D1%2DSCT+HT+ST+BLK

[PyRo]

V-Force morphs are supposed to be really good, and not fog. They run about $80 though.

[Bartleby]

not many people i know use scott brand masks. i would go to pbreview.com and see what some people have posted commenting on it.